We had a very comfortable and relaxing 3 nights stay at Ash Hill. A marvelous 300+ year old Georgian Manor house. The entire guest wing is beautifully furnished with a grand staircase and lovely parlor and dining room. The guest rooms are spacious with high ceilings, tall windows letting in lots of light. We stayed in the Blue Room which included a kitchenette, sitting area in front of a fireplace, small dining table, very comfortable queen size bed and a bathroom with a hot shower and tub. Nicole prepared a delicious breakfast every morning. Ash Hill’s location was perfect for us as we came to walk in the Ballyhoura Mountains and also enjoyed a day trip to Adare.

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Our stay at Ash Hill was the highlight of our trip to Ireland. It is a true destination character property and you will find points of interest all over the house and grounds. The hosts couldn't be more helpful and were happy to share local knowledge, local history, history of the house itself, and made us feel completely at home. Breakfast was served in the most beautiful dining room, and Nikki's cooked breakfast was among the best I've had. The town of Kilmallock is in easy walking distance and was well equipped with a small supermarket, welcoming pubs, and an excellent Indian restaurant. We regretted not spending more time and the house and in the town itself (a visit to the priory is a must for any heritage/history lover) as we had busy day excursions planned long in advance. Thank you to Nikki, Simon, and the rest of the staff. We can't wait to return.

Quiet, no traffic noise, surrounded by farm land and a short walk to the village. Flowers in the garden, birds and bees. Breakfast served at a civilised hour and plenty to choose from. The loveliest host and hostess, happy and helpful. We were in the Blue room that has a kitchenette so we could cook dinner.

Nothing to not like about a 305 year old mansion, that has a few creaking floor boards.

Ash Hill B&B was a perfect base for us to explore the western part of Ireland. The house and grounds are lovely and so quiet and relaxing. Breakfast was delicious and the honey from the property was some of the best I have every had! Nikki and Simon were great hosts and had great recommendations for us to see and do.

Restaurants were a little out of the way but not bad. We ended up dining in nearby towns of Bruff and Charleville.

An old building with loads of history. Massive bedroom with huge four-poster bed,and period furniture with a large bath-shower room attached, all very tastefully decorated retaining original features.. Superb breakfast served in the huge dining room.. Owners were so friendly , and told us a lot about the history of the buildings .

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I loved the beautiful room and comfortable bed and the fantastic rashers and sausages at breakfast. My kids absolutely adored the e dogs.

I suppose it's a pity there isn't much to do around there so we only stayed one night passing through the B&B itself was great and we would have loved to have stayed longer.

Everything! We were on a mission to look for family contacts in the area. Nicole and Simon were incredibly generous with their time, as has been mentioned before. Between them we've been sent down more rabbit holes to investigate. Breakfasts were yummy, beds were sublimely comfy. The house and grounds amazing. Even the toiletries in the bathroom were special. We could have stayed a year. Thank you to our very gracious hosts.

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The house and grounds are splendid. It is a beautiful, peaceful place, with a fascinating history. We were made very welcome, and breakfasts were prepared just to our liking. Our room was extremely comfortable, and we also loved the sitting room for guests. Thank you for making our stay so memorable.

Everything was perfect.

A lovely situated estate where we stayed in a very spacious and fully equipped room/apartment. The owners were welcoming and shared many interesting details about the history of the place. Breakfast (both continental and Irish) was served in a very nice formal dining room (where we also met Bertie, a curious and cute dog). Also our compliments for the tasty homemade honey!

Beautifully decorated, spacious bedroom and bath in a lovely, historic, countryside manor house located only 50 minutes drive from Shannon Airport. The prearranged dinner was bountiful and absolutely delicious, and visiting with our delightful hosts and their son made the evening even more special. Breakfast the next morning included honey from their own beehives, a selection of breads including freshly baked croissants, yogurt and fruit, and a full-Irish breakfast if desired. We thoroughly enjoyed every aspect of our stay and highly recommend Ash Hill B&B.

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